Essays on Rethinking

Annotated Bibliography:

Annotated Bibliography: Historical Background of Special Education Cannon, Y., Gregory, M., & Waterstone, J. (2013). A Solution Hiding In Plain Sight: Special Education And Better Outcomes For Students With Social, Emotional, And Behavioral Challenges. Fordham Urban Law Journal, 41 (2), 403-497. Carson, C. (2015). Rethinking Special Education's "Least Restrictive Environment" Requirement. Michigan Law Review, 113 (8), 1397-1426. In this article, Cari Carson emphasizes that the United States disability law, especially the special education law is most essential. The idea of integration and inclusion entails the involvement of those individuals with disabilities with the nondisabled ones through different activities. The special ...

Kamal Hussein’s Thartharah fawqa al-Nil (Adrift on the Nile, 1971) is the film adaptation of the 1966 novel by Naguib Mahfouz. The film was released in 1971, four years after the Six-day War and a year after the death of Gamel Abdel Nasser, the second president of Egypt and the man behind the Revolution of 1952. The movie stars some of the most iconic actors of the time including Emad Hamdy, Ahmed Ramz and Adel Adham. The film focusses primarily on the protagonist Anis, a civil servant, and his experiences with a group of men who have created ...

Article Reviews

In the introduction of this article, the authors provide their definition of race and claim that other definitions explaining it as an essence or an illusion are not adequate. Race, according to the authors, should be an element of social structure. They establish the perspective and theory of racial formation as an approach to understanding race. Their argument and evidence presented provides a valid explanation of race and racism that is more applicable today than those explanations provided in the past. I also agree with the authors’ contention that race is created by a process of social and historical ...

Discussion Board Posts

Main post starting a thread: The Intersection of Poverty Discourses by Debra Henderson and Anne Tickamayer. Honest and open discussions on how racism, stereotyping and other forms of prejudice impact the lives of the poor are necessary in order to overcome the society’s resistance in assisting the categories of poor people labeled as ‘undeserving’, and in order to create more opportunities for these people to secure jobs, complete their education and to become self-sufficient. In their article, “The Intersection of Poverty Discourses”, Debra Henderson and Anne Tickmayer discuss the notions of deserving and undeserving poor. The undeserving poor, ...

The feminist movement has been a vibrant one for the past couple of decades, not only in the United States but all across the world. There have been politically powerful and culturally influential campaigns and movements regarding women’s liberation and consciousness. The feminist movement involved several projects in the government bureaucracies, different institutions, and professions. These movements have brought about major changes in the lives of many women and their professions. Despite the acceptance of women’s equality and prominent accomplishments, the feminist movement has yet to achieve its absolute goals of gender equality (Epstein 2001). The focus ...

I have developed a personal study plan because I must follow a well-planned strategy to reach my goal of graduation, which is my definition of academic success (York, Gibson, & Rankin, 2015). Setting personal goals is essential for meeting goals according to MindTools (n.d.). I have reviewed my earlier behavior because I understand I am in a critical situation concerning my personal academic success. I have made the mistake of many of my friends by taking on more than I could handle without thinking through the consequences (Williams, 2005, para. 7). I must concentrate on presenting my best work in ...

Instutional Affiliation

Part 1: Existing Studies Alias, Z., Zawawi, E. M. A., Yusof, K., & Aris, N. M. (2014). Determining critical success factors of project management practice: A conceptual framework. Procedia - Social and Behavioral Sciences, 153, 61-69. doi:10.1016/j.sbspro.2014.10.041 This source identifies five different variables that define project success; the researchers define these variables as project management action, procedures, human factors, external issues, and project related factors. The researchers define these factors as critical for success, and without synchronization, the researchers project failures in processes. This gives both a quantitative and qualitative analysis of project management and project management processes. This is ...

My paper examines the issue of international immigration and immigrant incorporation with a keen eye on how that has positively affected or benefited both the host countries as well as the sending countries.

Abstract

Immigration has been experienced in the world in a long time because people keep moving back and forth from one country to another. In some instances, immigrants and members of the host country assimilate and get to resemble one another in a process that can best be described as incorporation. Through that there is an economic and cultural integration and merging that positively influences members of ...

For long, the war on drugs has been fought through many fronts such as the criminalization of certain drugs, harsh penalties for drug possession and military confrontation. The military is being used to combat drug trafficking since it is now believed that drug trafficking has become a national security issue. This is because drug trafficking has caused widespread corruption, undermining of democracies and has sometimes been used to finance terrorism. Military action mainly targets capturing or killing of leaders of major drug cartels. Military operations have also helped in chasing, tracking and capturing of drug smugglers. Military success can ...

ABSTRACT

The juvenile crime rate has made a significant increase in America as children as young as eight years old are committing violent crimes. The juvenile justice system was first created to keep children out of adult prisons and to rehabilitate the children so that they will become productive non-criminal adults. This system has not been effective. Children are impacted by many factors when faced with decisions in today’s society. They are not as developed and lack the reasoning capability like adults. Thus, new approaches to juvenile justice must be instilled throughout the country in order to prevent more ...

Abstract

Purpose: The purpose of this paper is to conduct a self-reflection on the knowledge acquired after undertaking the course. As such, it is set to analyze my orientations and perspectives about the needs of the students, the roles of the teacher, and incorporation of culture. Methods: The paper is based on the analysis of peer-reviewed articles that provide a framework of the self-assessment. In other words, the theoretical stipulations presented by the authors are used as the lenses of the assessment. Findings: The course has imparted crucial understanding in regard to how I view education and roles of different ...

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Summary of Saskia Sassen’s “Women’s Burden: Counter-geographies of Globalization and the Feminization of Survival” and its Relationship to Current Events Saskia Sassen’s article discusses the “variety of alternative global circuits” for “making a living, earning a profit and securing government revenue” (523). The writer notes that these “incorporate increasing numbers of women” (Sassen 523). Sassen pointed out the most significant of these “global circuits” are the “illegal trafficking in women for prostitution” and “regular work,” “organized export of women as brides, nurses and domestic servants,” and the “remittances” of a growing “female ...

Introduction

The concept of sovereignty has been an indefinite, ethereal issue both in the national and global arena. However, wars give a concrete shape to this concept. 'Old' interstate wars accurately defined state sovereignty as the right of nation-states to be free from outside intervention. This definition has been largely respected in the past. But all things changed when the notion of 'new wars' came into the fore. New wars are hostile to state sovereignty, asserting that human welfare and human rights are superior to state sovereignty. Thus, new wars entail humanitarian interventions that infiltrate sovereign borders in the name ...

The concept of rethinking work has been widely discussed in the video. Various key issues have been highlighted such as the adoption of technological methods in our work areas and lives to increase efficiency in the outcome. The aspect of rethinking will also add value to the entire society. Competition has become so vital in the society today that people forget about the final value. There is the need to create a difference between us and competition as well. In the essay, we will be looking at the most important aspects that have been discussed in the video of “ ...

Hegemony is formed by particular institutions or groups within capitalist society in what Gramsci identifies as civil society. Apparently, hegemony helps in securing the dominance of the most powerful class of individuals or a group of society. It does so by even determining what is identified as “common sense.” The concept of ‘hegemony’ as introduced by Gramsci into the British cultural study brought the rethinking of popular culture (Katz, 2006). This occurred in various ways. One, it produced a rethinking of popular culture. Secondly, it was considered as a key site for the production and reproduction of hegemony. Capitalists, ...

America’s peaceful borders have been necessitated by two remarkable trends that have occurred over the past thirty years. These include sweeping democratization and the spread of integration agreements. The military and the governments of the day have played their different roles successfully. The military have been on the lookout for any peace disturbance potentiality from outside the country while the democratically elected governments have ensued prevalence in all hemispheres of the country. As a result, countries have managed their borders peacefully without the need for military interventions (Johns Hopkins University Press 1). Through investment and trade preferences, the ...

The ivory trade has been an international problem for decades. While ivory is an important commodity to many of the countries in Africa, the use of this material is threatening the survival of the African elephant. While trade laws and sanctions have been passed by the global community to limit the use of ivory, a number of African countries continue to be active in this trade. By failing to understand the ivory trade and the economic position of many of the African countries, humans have directly contributed to the near extinction of both elephants and rhinoceros. Ivory has been ...

Article Summaries

In the last years of the twentieth century, AIDS hit the world. It was a disease that was seen by many as a direct death sentence. HIV, the virus that caused the disease, is immune to any vaccine or cure. The situation was slowly brought under control in the developed nations. However, in the developing nation, things continued to get worse. In 2002, 25.3 million people in Africa were infected with the disease. In South Africa, 4.7 million people were infected and out of the over 40 million people who were living with the disease, 24.4 million died. Drugs ...

Leadership theories have long been a part of academic discourse. Within the spectrum of these theories includes a multitude of approaches such as trait theory, charismatic leadership theory, situational leadership theory, and transformational leadership theory. Although some approaches to leadership have attempted to implement a single framework that could account for this concept in all situations, many studies acknowledge that such a scientific approach that adopts pure empiricism is something that is destined towards failure. Subsequently, a more accurate lens to view leadership theories is through the understanding that certain leadership tendencies are better in certain situations. Accordingly, transformational ...

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Children in Prison

In the definition given by the General Medical Council (2016), the term “children” refers to “younger minors who do not have the maturity or understanding to make important decisions for themselves.” In the same report, the term “young people” is used for individuals who are “older or more experienced children and are more likely to be able to make decisions for themselves.” The law holds that when an individual reaches the age of 16, adolescents have the ability to render decisions regarding their respective welfare and status, though there are differences with regards to legal investigations ...

I am currently studying at the University of Greenwich, and I am in the accelerated 2-year Bachelor’s Degree programme at this particular University. From the start, I have felt nothing but excitement and passion for what I am learning at university. I have always been good at working with children, but lately I have been trying to attend all the lectures and hands-on practicums that are available so that I can refine my skill set. I know that two years is not a long time, so I have to make sure that I am completely prepared when I go ...

The fundamental reason why David C. Edelman, Roland T. Rust, Christine Moorman and Gaurav Bhalla explore deep changes in modern marketing is the ascent of digital media, most notably, social media. On the one hand, they establish perfect opportunities for manufacturers and retailers to track customers’ preferences. On the other, people tend to use digital media to choose the product they want to purchase. Customers are eager to report their positive or negative experience with the product, so that companies’ accent on marketing in digital media could not only illuminate negative effects, but turn out to be leverage in ...

Introduction

Drug abuse is major problem across the globe. The US has a big multicultural population, flexible immigration laws, liberalism, and lies in major drug transit route. These issues have made the US a big target for drug production, trade, and consumption (Hakim, 4). The federal government initiated laws and agencies to fight drug use and trade. However, dynamics in the trade, human rights issues, scientific research, economic constraints, shifting international relations, and several other policy issues have compelled the government to rethink its stand on policies regarding drugs in the country.

Major policy issues in drug Use in US

The main policy issues in the US drug policies are ...

With the changing economy, rethinking of the value of the higher education becomes necessary. Higher education is practically costly, which affirms the significance of evaluating whether higher education is a worth investment. In the earlier decades, the value of education could hardly be challenged since obtaining a college degree placed one a unique position and respectable social class. Furthermore, higher education offered individuals numerous opportunities in corporate, social and political arenas. However, with the high number of individuals who are pursuing higher education and the changing economy, the value of education in the contemporary world is questionable. Many scholars have explored the ...

Introduction:

When we speak of the public sphere, we think of public opinion and this is borne out by Jurgen Habermas accordingly in his various books and scholarly articles. The transmission of news is essential to development of public opinion due to the fact that this opinion is constantly shaped by what is fed by the news cycle and the media networks. Habermas points out various ways how the news cycle affects public opinion and we shall analyse these in detail below.

Literature review

Habermas remains an important figure with regard to the implementation of public policy and the effects of the ...

The City

This work is aimed at a broad analysis of the relationship between the everyday life and post-modernism and contemporary art. The purpose of this work is to identify the impact of the post-modernism and the contemporary art on the everyday life of society and vice versa. Before considering in what way Postmodernism and Contemporary Art fins a situation in the everyday life of society, it is necessary to begin with an analysis of the very concepts of "post-modernism" and "contemporary art". Postmodernism is a complex, multidimensional, and intensively developing movement of the modern philosophical and socio-humanitarian thought of the West, a kind ...

Background:

Financial liberalization has been growing as a hot debate in many economies. While many, argue that the liberalization of the economy is a stepping-stone for achieving economic prosperity, others have concerns regarding threats to protectionism and the growth prospects of domestic industries. The Chinese economy, in particular, has to look at financial liberalization from various dimensions, because of two reasons. The first is that it has a socialist economy, while there are growing advocates of open markets and second, because of the growth potential that the country has shown, by emerging as a possible economic superpower. There is the apt availability of ...

According to Shaw justice based on Truth and Reconciliation Commissions (TRCs) misses the mark in terms of global justice (11). Her argument is that truth telling which is the critical part of Truth and Reconciliation Commissions is a product of a Western culture and memory and they barely helps in national healing (7). TRCs have been considered important for nation healing especially after dark episodes like the civil conflict in Sierra Leone. They also provided the theatre of post-Apartheid national healing in South Africa. Shaw denotes that truth and reconciliation commissions do not translate to immediate therapy for victims of violence. ...

How Can Workers Achieve a Balance between their Work and Social Life?

Structuration Theory In the workplace, workers try to strike a balance between work and life. In the family context, life casts many demands upon the workers that force them to work harder and meet the demands. The credibility approach enables workers to weigh the importance between work and their social life. Workers weigh what is more important between socializing and generating revenue to meet the demands they have. Those who have pressing demands work for longer where as those who value their social time work for shorter periods. The second approach is the rationalization approach. Workers prefer to ...

According to the American Psychological Association’s Guidelines

The justice system in America is supposed to be comprised of the top officials this country has to offer. Skilled men and women from across America are supposed to put their talents to work when it comes to preventing crime, and rehabilitating criminals. Lately, we have been falling short on both fronts. In an effort to rehabilitate criminals, parole officers have implanted many different strategies. Two of these strategies are the casework supervision model and the brokerage supervision model. They are very different in type and use, designed to help previous offenders reshape their lives. However, between the two, ...

Introduction

History pages allow knowing a person from the past. However, there are different ways in which historians treat a subject from the past or a person who influenced the past, present or has the ability to influence the future. Such a person was Betty Friedan and this essay explores how she was perceived by two historians, respectively Daniel Horowitz and Stephanie Coontz, analyzing their account of her personal and activist life.

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First, there will be analyzed the work of Daniel Horowitz (“Rethinking Betty Friedan and The Feminine Mystique: Labor Union, Radicalism and Feminism in Cold War America”, published in 1996 in American Quarterly, ...

Lions for Lambs is an American fictional film written by Matthew Michael and released in 2007. Robert Redford directs the film. Arian and Ernest, two determined students at the West Coast University, are being advised by their idealistic professor to do something imperative with their lives. They commit themselves to fighting in the army, in Afghanistan after school valediction as a way of showing their patriotism. Another student, Todd, listens to the professor to learn why Arian and Ernest are in Afghanistan. In Washington, a captivating Republican presidential candidate, Legislator Jasper Irving calls journalist Janine Roth to his office where he ...

Chapter 7 Classroom Process Management

What are the three elements of “process management”? Design Control Improvement (never ending) (inputs) (such as reduce variation) - Design ensuring that the inputs to the process, such as materials, technology, work methods, and people are adequate, and that the process steps are well-defined, mistake-proofed, sequenced properly, lean, and understood for consistent and effective execution. - Control assessing whether the process performed as planned and the process output is on target. - Improvement continually seeking to achieve higher levels of performance in the process, such as reduced variation, higher yields, ...

Annotated bibliography on American Popular Culture

Mukerji, Chandra, and Michael Schudson. Rethinking Popular Culture: Contemporary Perspectives in Cultural Studies. Berkeley: the University of California Press, 1991. Print.

The book aids the reader in understanding the various cultural dynamics that are involved in the American culture. The combination of the various schools of thoughts by various scholars helps the reader to understand the aspects of popular culture in different perspectives. Franz, Kathleen, and Susan Smulyan. Major Problems in American Popular Culture: Documents and Essays. Australia: Wadsworth Cengage Learning, 2012. Print. IPop News. "Pop Culture's War on Fraternities .com." iWantPop. N.p., 24 Feb. 2014. Web. ...

The Dumbing of Society

With the current technological advancements, popular culture is continuously gaining prevalence. Pop culture is epitomized in a variety of ways, modalities, and expressions effected in styles varying from one traditional philosophy to another. Owing to its pervasive and gradually interrelated nature, many people find themselves embracing popular culture without a clear understanding of the effects that it has on them. Despite the many controversies and challenges surrounding the social media, popular culture is continuing to gain prevalence chiefly amongst the youths. This might have dire consequences on the different diverging cultures that are in existence. The major debate that arises is, “ ...

Abstract

There are a number of factors that lead to efficient learning and teaching, especially for children. This discussion will center around two different episodes that have occurred in the English as a Second Language (ESL) classroom-- these two episodes will be analyzed in the context of a number of different motivation and learning theories, including Maslow’s theory of motivation and the theories of multiple intelligences. The goal for ESL classrooms is always to encourage the best possible functional use for the English language; understanding students and encouraging them to participate in the learning process is the first step in encouraging good, ...

Problem 1

Voting In 2016, in the course of new presidential election, a voter will vote via the Internet. A voter should have either a National Tax Number or national identification number. A voter should have his national identification number together with his thumb impression. The online system will read a thumb impression with the aim of making sure there is no falsification, and one person is able to vote only once.

All members who participate in the presidential elections in 2016 will have to complete their election campaigns before October 13, 2016, five days prior the day when election takes place. It ...

Part 2: A Different Mirror [Chapter 1]

Rather than an unfolding, sanitized look at America’s historical past leading to its present in terms of ethnic diversity, Takaki takes the reader on a mini lecture-tour across time. In the chapter discussion he re-routes the audience to consider that the ideals and decisions of the U.S. forefathers (i.e. Thomas Jefferson) held the initial power and responsibility to establish the tone, power structure and belief of what evolved to become ‘American’ culture. Takaki agrees that the “narrow” focus “widely shared” is a generally accepted sense that an ‘American’ is a so-called designated ‘white’ person having descended from an Anglo Europe. The ...

Evidence Based Research Paper

Hand Washing Adherence Evidence Based Research Paper Hand Washing Adherence

Introduction

The concept of cleaning the hands with antiseptic agents originated in the early 19th century. For the subsequent generations, there has been a profound consideration of the practice of hand washing as a depiction of personal hand hygiene in the hospital settings. The issue of hand hygiene emerged with different physicians and pharmacist conducting various studies on the same. For instance, in the early 19th century, a French pharmacist demonstrated the effectiveness of using solutions of soda or chlorides of lime in eradicating foul odors from human corpses. In the ...

American Public University

GREAT DEPRESSION The great depression in 1920s in the United States has taught an important lesson to the agents in the American Economy. The lesson we learned was that the efficiency of the resource distribution in the economy plays very essential role to provide an economic development and sustainability. The American economy failed to provide the sustainability in the financial sector and the real sectors. The relation between the financial sectors and the real sector is truly important for a healthy economy. This relation in 1920s has disappeared, and the crisis in the financial sector placed the real sectors ...

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Beverage Marketing Plan: The Coca Cola Company

Introduction A marketing strategy is typically considered successful if it produces the right product and delivers it to the right customers, at an appropriate time and price, and Coca Cola has strived to deliver these aims through strategic marketing. Known as the world’s largest beverage company, the Coca Cola Company has strived to satisfy its consumers by selling more than five hundred brands in more than two hundred countries worldwide (“Coca-Cola At A Glance: KO101 Video and Infographic.”). The company’s flagship product is Coca Cola, more commonly known as Coke, which was first introduced in ...

Effects of the classroom environment on students with autism spectrum disorder

Thinking Having the flair for teaching I have considered learning is the crucial process for an individual’s overall development. At the same time, I have witnessed the difficulties encountered by the students with Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD), at different instances. I remember some of my classmates and some others in my close circles who suffer from the same, how challenging was the learning process to them. Such individuals have issues with communication, social interaction, imagination and sensory processing. All these make a classroom environment and learning process a nightmare for them. They fail to understand and communicate with teachers ...

Figure 1Mechanism of electron flow in solar cell 3 Figure 2 Structure of typical Photovoltaic solar cell 3 Figure 3 Types and efficiency of different PV cells 4 Figure 4: Laboratory scale efficiency associated with size of different PV cells in China 5 Figure 5 Working mechanism or Principle of Solar Cell (Rongqiang.2006) 6 Figure 6 Efficiency for different silicon cells having varying combinations 7 Figure 7: Pricing of different installed PV systems 9

Photovoltaics Solar Power

1. Introduction The sun has been seen for decades as the center of the universe instead of an ...

Figure 1 Structure of solar cell ("Rethinking energy: Towards," 2014) 4 Figure 2 Internal structure solar cell ("Rethinking energy: Towards," 2014) 5 Figure 3 Working principle of solar modules (Rongqiang) 5 Figure 4 Installation mechanism of photovoltaic cell to generate electricity (Rongqiang). 6 Figure 5 Electricity production by PV cell during 1999-2010 (Rongqiang) 6 Figure 6 Worldwide PV installation in the year 2005 (Rongqiang) 7 Figure 7 Classification PV cells, (http://sovoxglobal.com/cell_classification.html) 7 Figure 8 Internal structure of crystalline silicon cell 8 Figure 9 working phenomena of thin film cell 8

Solar Energy: Role of Photovoltaic Cells

Executive ...

Elitism from perspective of pluralism and behavioralism

Elitism theory assumes that the country is run by a ruling class that has the social and economic weight, the knowledge and experience, and the power to make decisions and set policy and this is preferred because the public is not capable of making decisions about policy. Pluralism faults elitism theory for ignoring the impact of interest groups and institutional influence on power. Dahl recognized the dilemma of a society run by elitist from a pluralism point of view; elitists remove the incentive for people with the least power to undertake political activity. Pluralism states that citizens do have an indirect impact ...

Racial order reflects the procedure of setting individuals into unique gatherings focused around variety in phenotypic physical gimmicks of the face and body, for example, skin shade, hair color and composition, eye shape, nose width, and lip totality. Racial stereotyping, prejudice, and separation reflect the human inclinations to conceptualize and worth certain setups of phenotypic peculiarities in an unexpected way, and follow up on these contemplations and emotions in our associations with parts of racial classifications. A number of us, especially learners of partiality, can select from memory distinctive illustrations of racial inclination and its outcomes. In both plain ...

Introduction

Global business arena offers numerous opportunities for the organizations to develop on national and international markets. External pressures, such as a competitive environment, political and economic factors, however, place a lot of emphasis on long-term general and marketing planning, which enable affiliation and guaranteed profits over the strategically relevant periods of time. Companies are becoming more dependent on their ability to meet the constantly changing market needs, and consumer expectations and loyalty becomes an increasingly valuable asset for the organizations in contemporary business environment (Rust, Moorman & Bhalla 2010). The markets differ by the average size and segmentation of the customers, product ...

Olivier De Weck, Christopher Magee, and Daniel Roos, (2012), the authors of Engineering Systems: Meeting Human Needs in a Complex Technological World, write about systems engineering and its relevance to mankind in the complex contemporary technological world. There are eight chapters in all, and the authors cover topics such as “what is an engineering system, rethinking systems engineering and design, engineering systems research and education, what the future holds for engineering systems and so on. The book looks at everything that technology does in our lives today, and why it is important to keep abreast of latest developments in technology ...

Education In The Industrial Revolution

The Industrial Revolution was a historical period during which the manufacturing process and labor efficiency significantly changed. This transition also had a major effect on the education system of today’s society, as it is very similar to the production lines of factories in the industrial revolution. Similar to the industrial revolution, schools became standardized and repetitive, contributing to a program that discourages a child’s creative expression. The educational system that was once structured in response to industrialization ultimately has a detrimental effect on a student’s learning abilities and future success. By examining political, social, economic, and innovational aspects related to education dated ...

Introduction

In thinking about death one is likely to come up with two inescapably true and mutually excluding conclusions: certainty and unknowing (Orbach, 1999, p.9). On the one hand, each of us seems to be convinced that death is inevitable and inescapable, while, on the other hand, nobody of the living is able to confidently predict the time of his/her death and provide a clear vision of what is going to happen to what can be called a soul after the body is dead. Since ages lots of people have been dreaming to invent a way to either escape or at least postpone ...

Sexual education: annotated bibliography

Brewer, G., Brown, M.B., Migdal, M.J. The importance of appropriate sexual education. Washington, D.C.: the Center for Inquiry Office of public Policy, 2007. Web The paper investigates the role of school programs about human sexuality, providing the overview of existing programs and criticizing abstinence-only sexual education. After having observed differences between abstinence-based sexual education in the U.S. and programs, functioning in other industrialized countries, authors have provided their views on comprehensive sexual education program to be developed in the U.S. This source is crucial for the research as it provides multifaceted view on importance of sexual education and ...

Intersectionality is one of the woman’s libbers and the most propagative conception of the critical race theory. Women of color formations are compelled to address Intersectionality and the mutual and complex interactions of race, class, gender and sexuality (Lowe & Lloyd, 1997, p.310). Many feminists debate that a kind consideration of intersectionality is an important element to gain equality in politics and community, and also to improve the autonomous system.

Queer Liberalism

Queer epistemology rethinks intersectionality not just of radical, sexual, or class simultaneity but as a meeting of two streets, and in a landscape long given over to automotivitya place of particular hazard ...

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The Role of Federal Agencies in Fighting Digital Crime 2

Abstract The threats coming from the actions of digital criminals and terrorists produce a variety of challenges for federal agencies and all other law enforcement units which have the responsibility to protect private business, the individuals and governments from these threats. The political leaders as well as the leaders of law enforcement agencies realize the necessity to be upgraded, to have new priorities, strategies and innovations to encounter the constantly growing threats of computer crime. When internet became affordable and easy to access for ordinary people a new frontier was opened without any limits, bringing ...

Film Studies

The House I Live In is a compelling account of the manner in which America’s War on Drugs has devastates families and individuals especially those belonging to the minority community. It has targeted the poor and the jobless. The film portrays touching anecdotes of those directly impacted by drugs – be it the grieving mother to the drug dealer, the senator to the narcotics officer, the federal judge to the prison inmate. The film highlights this as a serious human rights issue and urges people to speak against the injustice taking place in this country. The film in fact portrays ...

Information Systems and E-Services at the State/Province Level

The use of technology in the field of education has increased in recent years as it has in the field of business (McIntosh, 2013). Today, there are many types of information systems, e-services, or other technology tools that can be used to promote and enhance instruction and learning. Among these are the corporate learning management systems (LMS); learning content management systems (LCMS); course authoring tools; virtual classrooms; generic elearning software; and education learning management systems (ELMS) (McIntosh, 2013). Moreover, Web 2.0 technology, wikis, blogs, and other types of educational software may also be used in the education setting. ...

Pitrik, 2013). On the other hand, in socio-cognitive teaching, teachers offer scenarios whereby the students enter into the kinds of social discourse situations and societies that they (students) would encounter outside the traditional classroom. For example, students connect to various contexts for social interaction through the internet. In these contexts, they (students) meet and interact with native English speakers (Strambi & Bouvet, 2003), which allow them (students) to learn the English culture, and therefore, learning the language becomes easier. Therefore, socio-cognitive teaching explains the role of social interaction in the creation of an environment to learn a language, learn about the ...

Introduction

The Anglo-Americans and the Russians seem to be moving to attain the same goal – to hold in their hands the destinies and fate of half of the world (Alexis de Tocqueville). Many people begin their Cold War history with Tocqueville’s prophecy made about events that would take place over a century later. Like many forecasts Tocqueville made his by his projections of the past and the present and how they would meld into the future. It must be noted that at this time all Russia and the United States had going for them was continents that were rich in ...

Proposition 1: A trademark is defined as ‘a sign used, or intended to be used, to distinguish goods or services dealt with or provided in the course of trade by a person from goods or services so dealt with or provided by any other person.’ Trade Marks Act 1995 (Cth) s 17. Additionally, trademarks are acknowledged as a form of personal property. Trade Marks Act 1995 (Cth) s 21(1). Proposition 2: At one time, a trademark could not consist of entirely of the shape of a product, but must have been capable of being separately described. Coca-Cola Co. v. All-Fect Distributors ...

The article ‘De-centering and Re-centering: Rethinking Concepts and Methods published in the Sociological study of Religion published in the Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion focuses on the American sociology of religion. The article is mainly a review of already existing research. It incorporates a variety of research findings from scholars of the religion discipline. Throughout the article, continuous reference is made to journal articles published in the 20th century and the early 21st century and their findings. In the article, four conceptual edges of the sociology of religion are outlined. According to the authors, the four edges form ...

What I expected in “Remapping and Rethinking African American Religion” was a toying awareness. This awareness would consider Why a chosen religion was to be divided for African Americans. Or How the religion has affected African Americans in a irreplaceable or unrepeated way. Instead, the delivery is, as warned, about concepts of broad thinking and explaining humanity. “Humanity is best defined by “ambiguity”” (64) and these words are simplest of the chapter to which I cannot argue. The African American religion is definitely bulked with ambiguity toward sin and pleasure and fear and pride, but it always closes on choice. With ...